The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-12-18
DIVORCE MADE EASY.
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sonal way. and with great care to prevent any
Mr.. Perator as follows:
THE CASE STATED.
A couple in Pennsylvania, names md resi-
dence not given. want o divorce. They want IL
within . fortnight and they are willing to pay
The questions asked were whether the caller
whether either party would Yo Object to I'll The pro.
ceedines or cause trouble hereafter. -.
tod d g cn s;soswsrS, s sns' t Il M Rrio s. 9Ss5a s Si he'd
both parties would give him o release from any
claims against him on account q his procuring
did dIda' no. want Il to s appeal al' in court sOi% ' and thu that e"t tbss
did not insist on court proceedings unless MI.
willing to brins; any charge oi adultery Of my
reflections on each others character. Mr.. Pera-
s sSs n nam. ne oi t tss isdy ne si fGS,S s ssy E tr slHSIss sn u
speedily, but he fret would have to SEQ q lawyer
S SaS. ra sn = fs d md Fl oa his rh sS f Il %oSld ne sost. 'f Il
. %as then q s sss | (, { + n, ss mailer sIm %oq ss s sS%S
course. he would do nothing in the matter him.
self except act as agent. as hS was not n tho
himself. But he had q lawyer who looked after
the legal part Of tho business, and no would see
omi hn ing ali me that I nsed be- sne done eS'et then Two Would be
TO deliver the articles OF divorce and to receive
the pay for them.
THE anIsr GOT READY.
On Monday the following. release. signed by
utes before / O'clock:
xores a nv name and to sopaus, al groes.dinss IN
M Fl: s s :ss :s,: ss e ssis him free i Sssa; ~ (! ii SSss,
Tho release and authoriz alton was in blank
as printed above, and could be fllsd IN with
lawyer wished. The messenger with tho au:
w6en syS S, young men standing in tho doorway
one sA dii f sSs% . stIsspDssdh Set v IF z ss fey Sa mh!ns ssss'
licked and there is no use Of your going up
went into Q %neighboring lunch room to, get
s.ssai Ha' e Of t ibs i iSS ySSn cams men II r hSd h SAID H zen
Ar. pera.or had tSa turned ,rU ., the case Sse1 9yo T, to chin. him
went over to broadway and, into I'M under
was acquainted. and where he said he could
talk , over r. the 1SI natter The If, fac H., were repeated ed
said there would BE-. no trouble about the mat
ter Mhatsve ,d that h he would bring the he divorce
;h TIead who bos Mss o. an sw heqT whom fr aw he E he Ra and g
who would arrange It all. It would not do for
The messenger to be seen at the lawyers office,
meet meet, the messenger at Temple Court at 8
MERRILY oRINDs II MILL.
He asked the messenger how much the par
-: :sss s5s. asss sssS NJ, Ssa H. s,a Az So g.. T Is; % mes:
sass; 's sev Sa 70 ; So. and h L Was assse af isss II!
Temp pc Gssr t at 8 % o!eioeE and N pl sce %i a blssn *
decree OF divorce IN his hands. The messen-
a ascre was o to have oS a taS pr Y ss be Of s rsndinS the
tho s25. was to be paid the detective. In
sSnysrsinE about the s9ss shs detective said
more. One night. when he was working up,a
&c. &C., b snd wss III ths o E R1Sssy sP IN Gould hs d %iSe
and 2 hns supper besidessI Oit this s25 that 1a ne
90 for his services.
WHERE h UNoo FEATURE CAME IN.
At 9 O'Clock the detective was waiting in
Ed little trSuSits, WITH the lawyer. who want It
ed FL /. i Est sSo Of e f esd ars so ses 3 Hn t9 wh DsR sss
MY, friend wants q decree Of absolute d.
.SSTS;ass WHAT III ct YOU said tho detective.
This LAWYER viii draw up a decree. which, will
Adssres q Ii Granted BY, tie courts q
this nnsS State Is g9 GOD 81. only y,n Inside y, . the atato; and
nOWu6T0 elSb. DuLt u0 kiuu Oh u IuDer CnuC InlS
lawyer will give you is good anywhere. The
Parties can romSSrry under it unless they are
oH The aetie ~ase won't r sWsy nn TG IN ae l9r miautes
came back with q couple Of legal looking pa:
s ssEsd IT. h the ~ w sass sssls sS seS messenger and
the detective. II asked r. LAWYER: and he
care to know the names myself
papers Tss % %ers only o sqM as a a ftHlnse Of ta aepa the
ton; The e, detective ;hy ; and messenger =, went to
s asdIt ten pa aes1ss M .ns s sesd. f ifHm m as@pis r ssid::
This won't do. This Is nodecree Of divorce,
and II doesn't pretend to be one"
II YOU DON'T SEE WHAT YOU WANT ASK FOR IT.
"0h. yes" said the detective, that's a regu.
par rf"s aso divercsd. 0S ny Ia lawyer ri friend SS Knows Knows
altered sSia about Oh It t / With VIII have y i Il done." you want
He was told that 1T wasn't q separation that
S s'sio Ssp It I Ssp sSt w Mss sb ssIIvsrs s1vG %Sish b bSes q
tho outside this endorsement:
Articles Of Divorce
Carrie y: Long
Henry L. Long.
The detective insisted that this paper was
OIL right and offered t. get any other Kind Of
ssnger to, take tho papers to the Long family
s6s ga sa Il for sae bis wSrf and s1 shess .xtTaor d.
nary articles Of divorce, which dificr from arti-
eles OF separation only In some verbal changes.
He explained that as soon. us the document
Unassigned and sworn to before q notary pub
10 Up tho State where, the parties to be divorced
lived, and tho consideration money paid, the
man and wife were divorced. and could remarry
1t their pleasure.
knd 6lseE M. and with three red seals at the
lower corner. It reads:
ONE KIND OF IN ABSOLUTE DIVORCE.
,h IN: iase' s I % suss, ii and and s AK q p:ssmSS s,. ss
Henri p Bong Of the nrst part and Carrie NJ. Long, his
- q "a: third part whersas divers disputes and
q the drst part and his said wife. for which reason they
have consented and agreed, and hereby do consent and
!k:ir S..uIH ne; ThersfSIs hi. inasnturs witnssssth:
Tie premisss and In pursuance thereof doth hereby
ssysnant .promtss, and agree to, and with the said
kaa nay b iawfa! for her. h. said wife, At all time.
p shah and will Allow and permit her to reside and DO
r such PLACE and p!.sss and IN such family and iami.